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SURVEY TO GATHER VIEWS OF THOSE 50+ ABOUT AGING,
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT AND THE ECONOMY

Older generations throughout Illinois are completing their surveys, Staying Active and Independent.

 

If you are over 50, we want to hear from you.

In response to the World Economic Forum report on aging, a statewide survey will prepare baseline information on the involvement of older adults. Those age 50 and older will share their views and opinions about community involvement as a way of staying active and independent.

Please share the link with colleagues, friends, neighbors and relatives in Illinois and ask them to complete the survey.

The survey is sponsored by Generations Serving Generations, a project with the National Governors Association and the Department on Aging that promotes the involvement of older generations in service, learning and work. The survey is being conducted by the Serve Illinois Commission and Continuance Magazine, SIU School of Law.

Survey

Generations Serving Generations Fact Sheet
 

Lifelong Learning Directory

Maturing of Illinois

 

MLK Day

Generations Serving Generations sponsored a MLK Day of Service that connected veterans and students from After School Matters in Chicago and Gillespie High School in the Metro East area.

Agenda for MLK Day
Greetings from Governor Pat Quinn
Generations United Essay for MLK day

 

Older Learner Programs: The Best Kept Secret Lifelong Learning Coalition
On April 7, the executive committee of the Lifelong Learning Coalition met at the Illinois Board of Higher Education to set goals for the coming year. The Coalition chair, Dr. Carol Davis, Spoon River College says that one of the goals is a publicity campaign so that those 50+ are aware of the opportunities to get involved, stay active and explore new interests.”

Generations Serving Generations Connecting Aging and Education


Summit on Aging and Education
Summit Program
Messages from Leaders about the Summit

Local Discussions
Discussions on Graduation Rates and Wellness
About the Local Discussions
The Interdependence of Generations Report

Accomplishments in 2010
Year of the Engaged Older Adult
Illinois Leaders Applaud Generations
Genealogy Brings History to Life

 

 

 


 

  

Senate Forum

Senate Forum Encourages Reading Across Generations
Delegates from four generations brought new momentum for reading during the Senate Forum on Intergenerational Leadership held April 5 in the Senate Chamber, Springfield.

Leadership for Reading Programs
Forum delegates made commitments on how they could promote reading in their communities through individual and group efforts. 

Senate Resolution Reading across Generations
A Senate Resolution called Reading across Generations is slated for passage during May, Older Americans Month.

How Generations Can Work Together